Fatigue, low libido, poor recovery, body composition changes — these are real symptoms. They are also caused by several things that have nothing to do with testosterone. The clinical review finds out which one applies to you before anyone reaches for a prescription.
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Sleep, metabolic function, thyroid, prolactin, LH/FSH, SHBG — the full workup that should happen before testosterone is discussed.
What total testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, and LH/FSH actually mean — and why the reference range is not the whole story.
The clinical case for testosterone replacement, the risks, the monitoring requirements, and what informed consent actually looks like.
Sleep optimisation, weight loss, alcohol reduction, and metabolic health improvements that can restore testosterone without pharmacological intervention.
Whether your current protocol is appropriate, whether monitoring is adequate, and what stopping looks like if you want to come off.
Why most online TRT clinics have a commercial incentive to prescribe — and why that matters for your decision.
In the meantime — if you have questions or would like to book a consultation before this page is complete, contact the practice directly. Every enquiry is reviewed personally by Dr Dan Reardon.